Tell Governor Gordon: Veto HB 126

Tell Gov. Gordon: We support abortion rights. Veto HB126.

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Our right to reproductive freedom was solidified earlier this year when the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that two extreme abortion bans were unconstitutional. In their 4-1 decision, the court affirmed that "a woman has a fundamental right to make her own health care decisions, including the decision to have an abortion."

Of course, that didn't stop anti-abortion politicians from finding more ways to attack our freedoms. When the decision was announced, Governor Gordon called on the Wyoming Legislature to pass a constitutional amendment, stating that "it is time for this issue to go before the people for a vote."

But that's not what the legislature did.

Instead of taking it to the people for a vote, legislators passed HB 126. This bill would ban abortion after approximately six weeks of pregnancy – before many people even know they're pregnant.

We need to take action. Will you send a message to the Governor asking him to veto HB 126?

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But that's not what the legislature did.

Instead of taking it to the people for a vote, legislators passed HB 126. This bill would ban abortion after approximately six weeks of pregnancy – before many people even know they're pregnant.

We need to take action. Will you send a message to the Governor asking him to veto HB 126?

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Governor Gordon

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Subject Veto HB 126

You called on the legislature to pass a constitutional amendment and take the issue of abortion before the people of Wyoming for a vote. House Bill 126 is the exact opposite. That is why I am urging you to veto this bill.

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We won't accept unconstitutional legislation. If this bill is signed into law, it will only end up back in court, and taxpayers will foot the bill. Please veto this bill.

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Tell Governor Gordon: Veto HB 126

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